Who has never really wanted to have colored hair? Well, today we will show you a little more about it.
This world of colors is fascinating and its endless possibilities make us very excited, doesn't it?
Our hair is colored naturally.
Melanocytes are the cells responsible for hair coloring, act with keratinocytes and also deposit pigment on the scalp during the hair formation process.
Melanocytes produce melanin, a natural pigment that sets the hair's color.
Melanin also has the function of protecting us from the sun's rays in a natural way, preventing solar radiation from damaging electrical wires.
After these cells die (death), scary and irritating white lines begin to appear.
Based on the natural coloring system, the industry became interested in artificial reproduction and chose more colors from the colors found on the market.
But what is the ideal color?
Which one matches my skin tone or even my personality?
These are some of the problems that may arise before running the process.
And while it sounds simple, depending on the desired result, performing this process can significantly alter the yarn structure.
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ASSESSMENT
Before any chemical procedure, the hair must be evaluated by a professional.
In order to take into account several aspects that will greatly affect the outcome of the procedure.
Aspects such as: porosity, natural tone, presence of gray and voluminous hair, and many more.
It may not seem like it, but it greatly affects your conversion success.
COLORING
Hair dye is a chemical oxidative process (hydrogen peroxide is used to reveal hair color).
Sometimes, for toner, this process may just be to highlight and brighten the existing tone, but often it's to permanently change the color.
When you want to completely change the look, the color penetrates the hair, removing the natural color and depositing a new color.
In the process, the hair will end up suffering some damage.
WHITE HAIR
As they are completely discolored wires, they are transparent when viewed under a microscope.
As the sebaceous glands are less active, they are usually thinner and drier.
They are more keratinized, which often makes them difficult to color and fades more easily.
That's why many women think their hair grows out of this fading.
What makes many of them make changes at short intervals, which must be observed very carefully
After all, we are talking about chemical processes and their repetitions.
POST - COLOR
Hair color, excellent results and total satisfaction are a very important and decisive step for the persistence of results and intimate maintenance.
Why is it important to have special hair care after dyeing?
Well, first of all, this is a chemical process, like all hair that goes through it, it requires regular care.
And secondly, when we use artificial colors, we must use products that can treat, maintain and enhance the color and shine for durability.